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Port Sustainability and Stakeholder Management in Supply Chains: Volume 28 Number 3 December 2012 A Framework on Resource Dependence Theory
The Asian Journal of Shipping and Logistics
pp. 301-320
Port Sustainability and Stakeholder Management in Supply Chains: A Framework on Resource Dependence Theory ** Contents
Abstract
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I. Introduction
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II. Literature Review 1. Sustainability and Sustainable Supply Chain the development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs”
the management of supply chain operations, resources, information, and funds in order to environmental impacts and maximizing the social well-being
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2. Port Sustainability
business strategies and activities that meet the current and future needs of the port and its stakeholders, while protecting and sustaining human and natural resources.”
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III. Theoretical Perspective: Resource Dependence Theory
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power imbalance
mutual dependence.
sequential/serial interdependence pooled interdependence reciprocal interdependence
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